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I have defaulted student loans that became severely delinquent after I fell on some hard times. They are the main reason my credit score is not so great, but I've been trying to improve my credit, however when it comes to my student loans my lender has said they are no longer willing to work with me and will only accept a lump sum payement. I would be able to do monthly payments but a lump sum payment of my entire 70000 dollars in loans is not realistic. I want to start making payments and improve my credit but I don't see how this is possible with my student loans....so if anyone has any insight please let me know....Thanks!

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